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  • Scalix CEO: Broad demand for Linux messaging

    SearchEnterpriseLinux.com's Linux messaging adviser Julie Hanna Farris has used her trend-spotting abilities to found IT communications companies...  Interview | 20 Jul 2004

  • Quick Takes: Fighting spam on Linux

    IntelliReach Corp., a security vendor, announced the latest version of its spam and content filtering appliance supports SuSE Linux. Also included in this edition of Quick Takes are items from Open Systems Management, Niku Corp., and IBM.  Article | 14 Jul 2004

  • Enterprise devices feel safe with Linux at the core

    Bart Massey is Portland State University's original Rocket Man. As faculty advisor to the school's Aerospace Society, Massey has guided the group's use of Linux an embedded operating system in the development of its 12-foot supersonic rocket, includi...  Interview | 13 Jul 2004

  • French government agency moves out NT, moves in Linux

    The French Ministry of Equipment announced today a project to move its Windows NT office and infrastructure servers to Mandrakesoft's Linux distribution.  Article | 09 Jul 2004

  • Quick Takes: Scalix updates e-mail, calendaring platform

    Linux-based messaging vendor Scalix releases version 9.0 of its e-mail and calendaring platform, leading off this edition of Quick Takes. Also included are items from Wyse Technology and MandrakeSoft.  Article | 14 Jun 2004

  • Answer key: OpenOffice.org quiz

    Here are the answers to our OpenOffice.org quick quiz! How did you do?  Article | 25 May 2004

  • Questions: OpenOffice.org quiz

    This quick quiz tests your knowledge of OpenOffice.org.  Article | 25 May 2004

  • Migration in-depth, part 2: Tearing away MS Office's tentacles

    Microsoft's tentacles reach deep inside many of the 500 applications used by Health First Inc.'s three hospitals and multiple medical facilities in Brevard County, Fla. To get as many departments using OpenOffice as possible, Health First's migration...  Interview | 18 May 2004

  • Migration in-depth, part 1: Why Health First is dumping MS Office

    There are two big IT projects going on at Health First Inc., and Linux is at the heart of both of them. Health First, a family of Brevard County, Fla., nonprofit health care facilities, is migrating its desktops to OpenOffice and bringing in many Nov...  Interview | 17 May 2004

  • Developers catching Mono beta release

    Mono is out in beta, and its creator Miguel de Icaza hopes it reaches epidemic proportions.  Article | 11 May 2004

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